GraphQL Subgraph
View protocol curation graph data using graphQL
The Graph is an indexing protocol for organizing blockchain data and making it easily accessible with GraphQL. RARA has developed a subgraph to make RARA protocol data easily available.
- Source: a “Source” entity represents an external NFT that has been registered with the RARA protocol for use as a reaction.
- Transform: a “Transform” entity represents a specific version of an external NFT that has been registered with the RARA protocol for use as a reaction. This concept allows for multiple versions of an external NFT to be represented in the RARA protocol.
- Reaction: a “Reaction” entity represents a transform that has been purchased by a user to use as a reaction to a curated NFT.
- UserReaction: a “UserReaction” entity is a representation of a single reaction owned by a single user.
- UserSpend: a “UserSpend” entity is a representation of a specific use of a reaction to a curated NFT by a user. This entity includes the user’s NFT exhibit tags and comments.
- CuratorVaultToken: a “CuratorVaultToken” entity represents an external NFT that has been curated with the RARA protocol.
- UserSell: a “UserSell” entity is created each time a user sells curation tokens.
- UserPosition: a “UserPosition” entity represents a user’s balance in a specific CuratorVaultToken
- UserEarning: a “UserEarning” entity represents a single user’s royalty earnings.
This diagram illustrates the relationship between contract functions, contract events, and the graph entities:
- Entity Schema
- Event Mappings
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